Prop shaft

I viewed a freelander 2ltr TD yesterday and upon checking MOT history the prop shaft is missing. Is it worth getting and either fixing or just driving it as is, or best to walk away?

Evie72 said:

I viewed a freelander 2ltr TD yesterday and upon checking MOT history the prop shaft is missing. Is it worth getting and either fixing or just driving it as is, or best to walk away?

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Tbh Id walk away its common for people to remove the propshaft as there are other problems, ask in the
freelander section as you will get a better response as this section is for introductions.

Welcome to lz btw.

kevstar said:

Tbh Id walk away its common for people to remove the propshaft as there are other problems, ask in the
freelander section as you will get a better response as this section is for introductions.

Welcome to lz btw.

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Thank you. I wasn’t sure where to post

Evie72 said:

Thank you. I wasn’t sure where to post

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No probs see here.....Land Rover Freelander | LandyZone - Land Rover Forum

Hello and welcome

Evie72 said:

I viewed a freelander 2ltr TD yesterday and upon checking MOT history the prop shaft is missing. Is it worth getting and either fixing or just driving it as is, or best to walk away?

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Walk away, like Kev said removing propshaft is an easy fix instead of fixing the actual problems.

If it was a series 1 possibly a failed viscous coupler in a series 2 possibly a failed transfer box or haldex clutch...